Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-25
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The EesIlay service at Christ church
Tomorrow will be- omitted.
/ Tue Y. NJ. q. A. reading room, in
/ Blakei's block is in operation.
! No Sunday school services will be
| held il the Congregational church to-
morrow.
Street Commissioner Stewart will
begin Monday grading Douglas avenue
from Third street north.
There will be services at the Danish
church tomorrow at 1890 a. M. and 500
.. M, Rev. Hold or other minister off,
eating.
The Fountain city band meets each
evening at the armory for practice. The
band will probably visit Scotland on the
fourth OF July.
Frank Hefner contributes to our agri-
cultural display field corn seven feet
high. The rye is headed out and will
soon be ready to harvest.
/ GIFTS & Trips Boston dry goods house
opened to the public to-day with q
handsome display of goods-a full stock
of everything pertaining to the trade.
Thieves who do not aspire to greater
deeds than lifting barb wire stretchers,
harness, cord wood and other small
! things are numerous In and about Yank-
I ton.
An additional lathe has been ordered
for the Milwaukee shops in this city.
Foreman Koran is now working thirty
hands. The shop business is increasing
night along and extensive improvements
are not far distant.
The Missouri river rose seven inches
between the hours OF z q. N, and 4 p. N
yesterday and since the last named hour
it has been stationary. People familia.
With the actions of the stream predict
! that the June rise is about to recede.
Ata meeting of Phil Kearney post las
evening o building committee consist
ing Of Thomas Stewart, M. I. Woolley
and w. q. Carr, was appointed. Thi
committee has begun making plans 10
the G. A. R. memorial hall, upon whici
work will begin next Monday.
The Press and Dakotalap job printing
department has recently turned on
some mammoth colored posters which
proclaim that Scotland, Dakota, vii
celebrate on the fourth Of July. A mum
Der Of people from Yankton will visi
that burg upon the occasion OF th
jubilee.
Frederick Jacob, q farmer living mes
Rudolphs hill, on the James river road
had a new set of double harness stole
from his premises last night. He cause
the sheriff to search the camping QUIT
'ofs party of strangers who spent tt
night near his hous e, but the Office
found no harness.
The Southwestern telegraph compar
is in correspondence with T.. M. Barre
'ot Omaha, an experienced telegraph liu
builder, who is desisous of taking chari
OF the construction department. III
company has not yet fully developed !
plans. 1t is now securing estimates
the cost of construction and the value
material needed.
The city has been visited to-day by
large number Of farmers, among who
q reporter has spent some time enquiril
about the crop outlook. There was n
man among them who wss not in
BEST of spirits. There is the best or
eYer grown now standing in all parts
Iankton county. Corn particularly
immense.
Cards have been received in this O
to-day announcing that Miss Lulu
Pennington, of Yankton, will be M
ried to Alexander ]. Adair of Marsha
Texas, on Thursday, June 20, 1887, o
o'clock p. m. Miss P%ennington's ma
friends in Yankton extend to her tn
heartiest congratulations, with the p
sumption that in Mr.. Adair. who
stranger in Yankton, she will secure
worthy husband.
Several Nebraka farmers have tot
offered voluntary testimony in
half of the eff siency of the ferry b
josie L. x. Among these are MIR. h
and Mr.. Camp, gentlemen who M
frequent trips across the river.
Root says he has been crossing the n
from Nebraska to Yankton during